Once again, this isn't about regime. It's a systemic issue. The U.S. is a net negative for everyone, especially it's own people. The only solution is end the whole thing and try something new

No, thanks. Though I will admit the idea of holding some Nuremberg Trials to see who gets hanged is tantalizing.

No thank you, why should fixing their mess be our problem? I think the world should impose a quarantine on the U.S. instead, let the U.S. sort itself out.

Not touching that crap with a ten meter pole, thanks

Get countless of their own people killed to save us Americans from ourselves until the next pedophile president comes along?

Invading the US would be extremely difficult.

If Europe wants to lose, sure.

Exactly, the year before actually when Bush stole the election from Gore. To me that marks the start of the decline of the US.

Really though Reagan kicked it all off but the actual collapse started in 2000.

Alternative pitch, your politics were under developed in that era - and a lot of people in the mainstream culture were (through things like TV, an uncritical education system, and a lack of information) able to be politically inactive, and fairly unaware.

Because really you should have been sus on America and all the colonial countries and their parent countries for a long long time now.

Sadly, Aotearoa has gone down the populist right-wing path with Luxon and his merry band of cunts

I hope everyone who voted for National at the last election suffers a week of uncontrollable dribbling shits and learn to be better people

Sooner we organize and wield our power as a group, the faster it'll be over, and the safer we will all be. It's going to hurt either way, at least if we organize we'll have control over how and with hope of a better future.

The longer we wait though....

Everyone should absolutely vote at a minimum, but only voting isn't going to get us out of this shit. It'll take mass protests, general strike, and [ Removed by Reddit ].

It's not falling fast enough

All empires do.

If you’re going to complain about the lack of sources, you might take the time to do accurate research before calling BS.

What? Not how that works. Thanks for ultimately providing a source though.

THE BURDON OF PROOF IS ON THE ONE MAKING THE CLAIM! You should have included the link in the first place. And I DID do research, where do you think the entire edit came from? Are those points covered in the Washington Post piece? I don't know because it's behind a pay wall and I'm not paying to verify a friggin meme on the Internet. According to the research I did, there simply is no line item that refers to White House Maintenance. It has to be derived by culminating a number of other allocations to come up with that answer because yes, other construction projects have been done there. They just weren't funded the same way. So you wind up getting apples and oranges.

A general strike is the only thing that would actually work though

From the article

And this has to be at the White House specifically because location determines oversight. When infrastructure is part of the Executive Office of the President, when it exists at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, it can be classified under executive privilege. The East Wing sits directly above the Presidential Emergency Operations Center, the bunker where Dick Cheney sheltered during September 11th. By demolishing the entire East Wing, you create space to expand that existing secure facility, integrate new infrastructure, go deeper underground. All protected by the classification that covers anything related to presidential security.

It's been awhile guys, wanna maybe do it again? Whomever has to move in there next will thank you.

Hi might, he has a lot of doctors propping his shit up.